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E.164 parser with trunk prefixes: the "(0)" notation keeps its zero · case 02

"+42 (0)55501..." has one digit too many and is rejected.

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Case contract

Input [number, default region]. Toy table (cc, trunk, national lengths): DD 8/-/9, AA 42/0/9, BB 83/8/10, CC 891/-/7-8. Remove "(0)" and keep digits. A leading "+" or "00" means international: drop "00", pick the country with the longest matching code. Otherwise the region is used and a national number of a trunk country must start with its trunk, which is removed once. The national part must have an allowed length. Return "+" cc national or None.

Why this case matters

Canonical E.164 storage is the join key for calls, messaging and deduplication; one wrong prefix rule routes numbers to another country.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
parenthesized trunk in international form	`null`	`"+42555012345"`	Failed

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